The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-06-23
MARIETTA MATTERS.
are plentiful.


"A goodrain fell here Monday afternoon.
The Presbyterian Sunday School pic
nicked at Winnings last Friday
Rev. Mr.. Harwell preached at the
Methodist Church last Sunday.
The people in lower Georgia are seek
ing the mountain breezes for the summer.
--Bedsteads for 81 90, 81 rs, 81. 80, SO. 90
and $500 at W. F. GILBERT's.
The Union Chapel Social Club enter
tanment took in $lO5OO netting about $50
Miss Sue Grant, Mariettas accomplish
ed art teacher, is on two months visit to
Shell Mound, Tenn.
Mr.. Charley Nell is having Dr. Hobbs,
of Atlanta, to treat one of his eyes.
Mr.. c. F. Kohlheim of Rome, Ga,
was in the city on last Monday with view
Of locating in Marietta
Bureaus 81. 80 $500, $3.50 $500, $lO.-
90 at w. E. GuBERrs
The grape crop hereabouts promises to
be abundant. All the vines we have MOTTO
ed are very full
Capt NJ Wilson had the misfortune
to lose, by death, his valuable horse last
week.
Our entire stock OF clothing and shoes
cheap HIRscH & SoN.
Go every where else to look, and come
to Sessions, Handy l. Co., to buy.
Did you say it was hot Well sorter
In fact, one feels like stripping him
self of his flesh and sitting in his bones.
Miss Ella Standard, who has been
teaching in the Walesca High School has
returned home.
We learn that the Kennesaw Mills will
start up about the first of July, and that
Mr.. Dick Dobbs will be miller.
Mr.. f. P. Dobbs, familiarly called
Dick, has bought Mr.. Albert NJ Dobbs'
hardware store. 1t will be in charge of
Mr.. Cliff Dobbs and Mr. Geo S. Owen
-Hirsch & Son will receive this week
one car of furniture.
Sessions, Handy 4 Co. are still head
quarters for Rice.
The owner who lost the fine silk hand
kerchief at the court house Thursday night,
can get the same by calling on Mrs J. e.
Harris
The Atlanta Constitution has put on
new dress, and now prints each edition not
from type, but stereotype plates The Con-
stitution has our best wishes fol continued
success.
Miss Minnie Manget, sweet and win
some young lady of Marietta returned to
her home last Saturday after some weeks
visit to her aunt, Mrs. William Dorm of
Whitepath. EllVay Courier.
Mattresses 80. 90 to $500 at W. f. Gil
bert's
MONEY TO LoAN--We can make loans
of money at reasonable rates upon either
town or farm property:
Jos B. ALEXANDER,
Gro. +. GoaER
Our customers will please come and
give their notes for guano and supplies.
A. A. FLETCHER i Co.
The first cotton bloom was handed in to
US on the goth inst We have also had all
other cotton bloom handed in, pulled on
the 18th inst, by b. II. Jordan on Reid &
Cravings farm on MONDAY creek.
Mr.. VIM. Aston Jr, left last Friday
for the Indian Territory to locate and take
possession of his lands. Since his visit
there last summer be has been enthusiastic
over the magnificent farming possibilities
OF the country.
On Saturday, July 2, there will be
picnic one mile and half south of Smyrna
on the Concord road, given by few young
men residing in vicinity Invitations are
extended TO all desiring to enjoy the day in
dancing and other amusements.
lard Sugar and Coffee at Sessions,
Handy 4 Co. cheap and good.
Our customers sab please come and
give their notes for guano and supplies.
A. A. FLETCHER 4 Co.
Sessions, Handy & Co are offering
inducements in tobaccos Tobacco at 5cts
a ping, 3 lbs good tobacco for $l00
Mr.. W. n. Lanier, for sometime con-
nseted with the Aduance has become the
soliciting agent fer the popular Haywood
White Sulphur Springs, sith headquarters
in this city. With SO attractive and popu
lar resort to work for, Mr. Lanier will
doubtless bring his talents into pleasant
and successful play. Parties desiring in
formation will call on him at the Grand
Central Hotel -AShe0ile IN c. Citizen
The ladies OF Union Chapel sre the
recipients Of handsome present from
Mr. Geo. W. Childs, Of Philadelphia 1t is
a Bible for chapel use, and is one of the la
test additions from celebrated Philadel-
phia hoase 1t contains both the old and
revised versions, aHd many other features,
that tend to make it most valuable pres
ent The ladies are loud in their praise of
Mr.. Childs.
Chairs so, So, and 60 cts at W. E. Gil
berts
The largest stock OF gentlemen 5 under
wear aud white shirts at Hirschs
The most delightful picnic ofthe season
was given by Mrs j. B. Glover on last
Thursday. The party went to the present
terminus Of the Marietta and North Geor
rio ro;Irood Ia Nba.oLoo oor,.u " n -